Written in 1923 and based on the turbulent life of famous stock trader Jesse Livermore, this book navigates the unforgiving world of Wall Street.

The stock market can be a daunting place and there's no shortage of advice on Wall Street money-making. But how do you know which bits of advice to trust?

Written by financial journalist Edwin Lefèvre in 1923, this book delves into both the exciting and the sordid details of an investing career.

This first-person account by the fictional Larry Livingston is based on the real-life of stock trader Jesse Livermore. Livermore made and lost millions in the early 20th century.

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator was written approximately 100 years ago, but it still offers helpful hints and wisdom learned from years of market speculation.